As a long time crypto believer... Well, not so long for Hive, I do believe whatever goes down, must come back up. And during this down time, is probably the best time to start accumulating.
Before we move forward to talk about crypto, let's talk about life. Authoring post in Hive is quite a challenging "task" if we put it that way. However, it could be a habit. Just like writing a diary. If you have to force yourself to write a diary, chances are you'll stop within 1 month. Nobody can force you love to do anything unless you love to do it. Writing blog, engaging with friends is now a big part of my social life.
So as taking pictures during the day in my life. When I hear other people complaining they have no content to blog about, I am always puzzled by how they don't live their life. I know, not everyone goes out everyday, they will have trouble finding pictures. Don't they have a garden? Don't they eat? Don't they have a fridge they can introduce to us? Don't they have a TV set? How old is their TV? What brand? Is there any problem with the TV set? What do they like most about the TV? Any other special feature worth mentioned?
Well well, once again not everyone is comfortable in sharing their daily life on a web3 platform where the books are open. Why don't they join a free write community? Why don't they share their thoughts? Why can't they draw something? Can they share their dream? When there's absolutely no picture to use, can they use Canva? Pixabay? Unsplash?
One of my favorite car is a local made Proton, cheap and nasty Lotus DNA little car during the era where merger seems to be big part of the commercial reason, and the "new" old technology being channelled from the merged company being injected into a local low cost vehicle. Everything become "sporty", including how fast the dipstick break away.
Even my new car, I spent a small fortune for a good set of tinting film, and the next few days the thing crapping out of the window guide. Whatever happen surrounding me, I have a reason to raise my phone camera and start shooting. Sometimes is a good moment, sometime restaurant review, other times are rant π€£
My investment life is once again proven to be crappy. Well, I'd like to see it as part of our life. Whatever goes up, it has to come down. Shooting a gun will have recoil. Without that pull back action, how do we propel forward?
My conversion initially make some loss due to the correction. But now, over the long run, the "amount" of Hive being converted starting to show a positive sign. I have set my target for each conversion as 20Hive, what way I can continue to track my profitability. If I get more than 20Hive after 3.5 days, meaning I am making a gain. Vice versa I will be making a loss
